Thursday, January 7, 2016

Dosage Calculation - Amount in IV Fluid Questions

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Amount in IV Fluid Questions
Given a volume of IV fluid and a dosage expressed in percent, what is the mass of a particular dosage?


Formula:


     
         
            
              Concentration %
              100
           
           x
           Volume (mL)
           =
           Y(Dosage Amount in g)
        
     

Example: Calculate the amount of dextrose in 1000 mL D5W.

         
            
              Concentration %
              100
           
           x
           Volume (mL)
           =
           Y(Dosage Amount in g)
        

         
            
              5 %
              100
           
           x
           1000 mL
           =
           
             50 g
        
        

Example: Calculate the amount of sodium chloride in 2000 mL NS.
Recall NS is 0.9% NaCl (sodium chloride)


         
            
              Concentration %
              100
           
           x
           Volume (mL)
           =
           Y(Dosage Amount in g)
        

         
            
              0.9 %
              100
           
           x
           2000 mL
           =
           
             18 g
        
        

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